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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

Page

6

Phippsburg Notes on Local Visits and Illness

Phippsburg brief with multiple town mentions. Walter McCourt and Mrs. Pratt illness disrupts Center School. Varied social visits include the Dickin-Sor sisters, Minott and Stevens families, Bowker, Pease, and Rogers households. A Popham Beach packet, a hospital stay for Irving Dobbin, and teaching resumption by Lena Oliver are noted along with local travel and weather impacting roads.

Walter McCourt Kenneth Bailey Freeport Center Schol Pratt Bess Grace Dickin- Sor Henry Minott Woodfords Center Bath Charles L. Stevens George C. Pease Isabel Smart Morse High School Irving Dobbin Popham Beach Csast Guard Station Marine Hospital Portland Allen Calor Jonesport Brunswick Hospital Lena Oliver Woolwich John Leonard Wiscasset Irma Gilman Waverley Mass Bertha Shea William Bla‘dell Curby Henry Brigham Meadowbrook Bucksport H. W. Cutting Annie Cutting Dromore

Maine Spanish Society Reorganizes to Affiliate with Honorary Group

The University of Maine Spanish Society founded in 1920 reorganizes to affiliate with a national honorary society. Membership hinges on a distinguished record in Spanish. Charter members include Frances Pascarelli, Eloise Lull, Marcia Adelman, Arthur Brown, Paul Snow, Orissa Frost, Margaret Davis, Abbie Sargent, Roger Kelloch, Charles Bunker. Four new members Louise Clements, Charles Straffin, Eleanor Cross, and Max Rappaport were initiated.

University of Maine Spanish Society Frances Pascarelli Eloise Lull Marcia Adelman Arthur Brown Paul Snow Orissa Frost Margaret Davis Abbie Sargent Roger Kelloch Charles Bunker Louise Clements Charles Straffin Eleanor Cross Max Rappaport

Funeral services set for Rev H J White in Providence

Funeral services for Rev Horace Je rome White longtime pastor in Biddeford and Wakefield will be held Wednesday afternoon at Carpenter Jenks funeral home Providence He died suddenly January 15 at 10 Cole Avenue Providence White born September 13 1844 in Deering New Hampshire served in Civil War 7th NH Regiment and later led multiple churches in Maine and Rhode Island He is survived by two sons David M and Clinton C with careers in journalism and insurance respectively.

Horace Jerome White North Street Free Will Baptist Church Carpenter-Jenks Providence R. I White Cole Avenue Deering N. H Jason White Manchester Amoskeag U. S U. S. Volunteer Service Fort Wagner Lake City Florida Bates College Lewiston Sabattus Saco River Biddeford Regular Baptist Church Baptist Church Augusta Pleasant Street Worcester Mass Southbridge Rhode Island Colby College Bates David M Coos

Portrait gift honors Bowdoin alumnus Dr Allan W Sylvester

A landscape titled A Windy Day by Joseph Kahill was gifted to Bowdoin College’s Chi Psi fraternity by Dr Allan W Sylvester’s family. Hung in the lodge living room, it celebrates his western Maine birthplace and is a memorial to the physician who studied at Bowdoin and Harvard Medical schools, graduating in 1924 and practicing in Portland until his death in 1930.

Allan Whitney Sylvester Bowdoin College Joseph Kahill Chi Psi Bowdoin New Lodge Boody Street Sylvester Harvard Portland

Emma Magoun dies at 76 in Bath after brief illness

Miss H. Emma Magoun 76 retired Bath schoolteacher died Friday evening at 6 45 at her home 688 Washington street after a brief illness. Born March 5 1857 in Bath she taught in Bath schools 36 years retiring in 1928. Survived by brothers sisters and many nieces and nephews including Dr Herbert W Magoun Belmont Mass and Dr Harold S Magoun Scottsbluff Neb. Her memory lives as Aunt Emma in Bath civic and church circles.

H. Emma Magoun Emma Washington Street Bath Miss Magoun Mar Maria Littlefield Thomas Poynton Ives Magoun Genesia Order of the Eastern Star Cosmopolitan Club Maine Federation of Women's Clubs Nequasset Farm Bureau Bath High School Alumni Association Central Church West H. S. Magoun Maine Herbert W. Magoun Belmont Mass F. Alexander Magoun Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harold S. Magoun Scottsbluff Neb Clarence S. Gillett Geri- Cho Sendai Japan Miss Louise Magoun Woodfords Arthur

Emma Mayo Drummond Dies in Rhode Island

Mrs Emma Mayo Drummond wife of Willis S Drummond former Rhode Island state senator died Jan 11 after a brief illness at 74 Auburn Street Auburn RI where she had lived 32 years Private funeral was held at home Rev D B Lothrop officiating body later moved to Bath ME for burial in Maple Grove Cemetery She was active in Red Cross Cranstone Welfare League and several local organizations survived by two daughters Mrs Donald A Heath of Wellesley MA and Lois S Drummond living at home

Emma Mayo Drummond Willis S. Drummond Rhode Island Bath Auburn Street Auburn D. B. Lothrop People’s Church Maple Grove Drummond Noah Kate Mayo Auburn Parent-Teacher Association The King’s Daughters Daughters of the American Revolution Order of the Eastern Star Elmwood Women's Club Archhebiah Club State Senate Doric Lodge Turk’s Heads Club Shrine Club Donald A. Heath Wellesley, Mas Lois S. Drummond

Death of Fred C. Swett Former Bath Resident

Bath friends report the death of Fred C. Swett on December 29 after a sudden heart attack. He was son of Elwell Payson Swett and the late Mrs Swett of Bath, former vice president of W C Ritchie & Co. Paper box manufacturers in Chicago. Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church Kenwood on December 31. He leaves three sons Lewis Elwell Swett York PA Elwell Payson Swett Chicago Courtland R Swett West Palm Beach Fla a daughter Mary Lyall Rogers Lakewood Ohio a niece Jane M Whitmore and nephew Fred E Whitmore Floral Park NY plus other relatives.

Bath Fred C. Swett Elwell Payson Swett Chicago W. C. Ritchie & Co St. Paul's Episcopal Church Kenwood Crandall Rogers Lakewood Ohio West Palm Beach Fla Lewis Elwell Swett York, Penn Courtland R. Swett West Palm Beach, Fla Mary Lyall Rogers Jane M. Whitmore Fred E. Whitmore Floral Park N. Y

Swett Friend and Scholar Remembered in Bath Obituary

The Bath community notes the passing of a longtime resident and father of four, with four grandchildren mentioned in the obituary. The deceased’s wife Anna Ritchie Swett predeceased him by a year, passing on Easter Sunday.

Ly of Bath Mr. Swett Anna Ritchie Swett

Widow of Bath Captain Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia

Mrs Mae L Hagan 58 widow of Capt Frank W Hagan died at her Bath home after a brief illness bronchial pneumonia began Sunday night She was born Lewiston and moved to Bath in 1905 marrying Capt Hagan May 2 1905 She attended Beacon street church Ladies aid Survived by daughters Mrs Edmund Ford Miss Iva L Hagan and son Frank Wilbur Hagan Jr all of Bath Two grandchildren Iva and Wilbur Ford Funeral at 3 30 Sunday at her home Rev Weston P Holman of Beacon street church to officiate

Mae L. Hagan Frank W. Hagan High Street Ladies Aid Edmund Ford Iva L. Hagan Frank Wilbur Hagan Jr Bath Iva Wilbur Ford Weston P. Holman Beacon Street Church

Mavis E Mitchell 43 Died After Five Weeks in Portland

Mavis E Mitchell wife of Horace Mitchell of Upper Washington street died Friday morning at Maine General hospital in Portland after a five week stay. Born in Dresden she was 43 and mother of Charles Florence and Robert, all at home. She leaves three brothers Charles Pushard Dresden Lewis Pushard California Harry Pushard Union and four sisters Mrs. George Moody Mrs. Willard Rice Dresden Miss Margaret Pushard and Mrs. Lot Call Dresden.

Mavis E. Mitchell Horace Mitchell Upper Washington Street Maine General Hospital Portland Dresden Charles Pushard Bath Charles Florence Robert Lewis Pushard California Harry Pushard Union George Moody Willard Rice Margaret Pushard Lot Call

Funeral for Mrs Annie M Pushard Held at Home

Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at one o'clock from the family residence on Old Street for Mrs Annie M Pushard who died Tuesday. Rev Charles R Sims officiated. Pallbearers included H J Pushard Clarence Oliver Harry Ring Andrew Hart Arthur King and Lloyd Coombs. Burial followed in the family lot at West Dresden.

Annie M. Pushard Old Street Charles R. Sims H. J. Pushard Clarence Oliver Harry Ring Andrew Hart Arthur King Lloyd Coombs West Dresden

Funeral for Miss Emma Magoun at Central Church

Miss Emma Magoun's funeral was held at Central church Sunday at 2 30 pm before a large gathering. Organist Harriet Reed Shaw played Magoun works before the service. The procession included a 25 voice choir and a quartet. Cremation? No. Interment followed at Oat Grove Cemetery with a flowered grave. Bearers included John Shaw and family members.

Emma Magoun Central Church Harriet Reed Shaw Thomas P. T. Magoun Magoun Howard Parks Luther Thompson Ernest Wood John Shaw F. A. Magoun William W. Robinson A. A. Percy Charles Powers Harry L. Day

Funeral Services for Ruth S. Martin Held in Lewiston

Funeral services for Ruth S. Martin wife of Samuel B. Martin and longtime Lewiston resident were conducted Saturday at 2 30 PM at her daughter Mrs Ray Gilpatrick 487 Main Street Lewiston. Rev Harvey Bishop officiated. Burial followed in Lewiston. Bearers were five sons Chester G Roscoe C Everard S Cedric A Lawrence B. Local mourners included Cedric Martins wife and their daughter Dorothy son Frank sister Mrs Fred E Irish and family with Bates College student Amy among attendees. Out of town attendees included Mrs H A Keyes of Maine.

Ruth S. Martin Samuel B. Martin Ray Gilpatrick Main Street Lewiston Harvey Bishop Westbrook Chester G Beverly Mass Roscoe C North Billerica Everard S Auburn Cedric A Lawrence B Cedric Martin Dorothy Frank Fred E. Irish Hettie Hodgdon H. A. Keyes

Bellows Falls Guests Attend Boston Area Gathering

Bellows Falls residents list includesMr. and Mrs. Chester G. Martin and Mrs. Naomi Wight of Beverly Mass Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Martin of North Billerica Mass Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eastman of Tops ham Mrs Harvey Bishop Miss Ida Bishop of Cumberland Mills and Mrs Lewis Milton of Fairfield attending a regional social event.

Bellows Falls Chester G. Martin Naomi Wight Beverly Mass Roscoe C. Martin North Billerica Harry Eastman Topsham Harvey Bishop Ida Bishop Cumberland Mills Lewis Milton Fairfield

Funeral for Fred L. Brown Noted Readfield Leader Passes

Mrs. Lloyd G. Daley attended Readfield funeral for Fred L. Brown 80 a prominent local businessman Mason and state legislator who died suddenly at home. He is survived by sister Miss Eliza Brown Bath and others including brother Henry F. Brown, wife Edith Stanley, niece Mrs. Clinton Bailey Auburn, three nieces and grandnephews. The service included Masonic ritual.

Lloyd G. Daley Lincoln Street Readfield Duley Fred L. Brown Eliza Brown Bath Daley Chesterville Annie French South Chesterfield Edith Stanley Dryden Henry F. Brown Clinton E. Bailey Auburn

Boothbay Harbor man Charles Latter dies after weeklong illness

Charles Latter 77 of Boothbay Harbor died Saturday at his granddaughter's home after a week with heart trouble. Born in England he lived in Boothbay Harbor over 30 years, worked at the old fertilizer factory, and spent winters in Bath since his wife's death. Survived by daughter Mrs. John J. Kelley of Bath, grandchildren in Bath and Chicago, great grandson, nephews and nieces. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at E. J. Hutchinson parlors Boothbay Harbor with burial in Hillside Cemetery Boothbay Center. Edgecomb Grange reports Alan Brown 19 was installed as master, a possible state youngest.

Charles Latter Boothbay Harbor Andrew Rice Dike Road England Bath John J. Kelley Chicago Richard Poor Gloucester Mass Robert Carl Linekin Robert Linekin 2Nd Charles Richard George William E. J. Hutchinson Hillside Cemetery Boothbay Cen- Tex

Funeral for Mae L. Hagan Widow of Capt. Hagan

Funeral services were held Sunday at 1302 High street for Mae L. Hagan widow of Capt. Frank W. Hagan. Rev. Weston P. Holman officiated with hymns Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Some Time Somewhere sung by Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Milton H. Douglass. Bearers were Everett G. Lemont Charles T. Henderson E. Mason Wright and Edmund Ford. Interment followed at Maple Grove Cemetery.

Mae L. Hagan Frank W. Hagan High Street Weston P. Holman Beacon Street M. E. Church Holman Milton H. Douglass Isle of Somewhere Everett G. Lemont Charles T. Henderson E. Mason Wright Edmund Ford Maple Grove Cemetery

Funeral services for Mavis E. Mitchell

Funeral services for Mavis E. Mitchell wife of Horace Mitchell of Upper Washington street were held on day afternoon at two at the Arthur F Mayo funeral residence 819 High street Rev Charles R Sims of the First Baptist church officiated Bearers were Walter I Kennerson Horace Kennerson Raymond M Clark and Sidney R Higgins Burial was in the family lot in Oak Grove

Mavis E. Mitchell Horace Mitchell Upper Washington Street Arthur F. Mayo High Street Charles R. Sims The First Baptist Church Walter I. Kennerson Horace Kennerson Raymond M. Clark Sidney R. Higgins Oak Grove

Harriman Funeral Held At Home In City

The funeral for Charles A. Harriman, longtime local merchant, took place Sunday afternoon at two at his home 73 North Street. Rev. Edward Ellis officiated with bearers Fred D. Hill Daniel T. Dougherty Harry D. Hall Walter E. Chase Harry E. Stetson and Wilber G. Cahill. Burial followed in Oak Grove family lot.

Charles A. Harriman North Street Edward Ellis First Universalist Church Fred D. Hill Daniel T. Dougherty Harry D. Hall Walter E. Chase Harry E. Stetson Wilber G. Cahill Oak Grove

Sagadahoc Grange Meets. officers installed by Deputy Rackley

The Sagadahoc grange held a meeting last Saturday evening. Reports of the secretary, treasurer, and finance committee were read. Officers installed by Deputy Harry Rackley assisted by Mrs. Rackley and others include Master Guy Williams and Treasurer E. E. Baker. Chaplains Ceres Flora and Pomona were absent due to sickness.

Sagadahoc Grange Harry Rackley Rackley Louis Small Beatrice Small Emmie Larrabee Guy Williams Ernest Carr Alice Larrabee George Merrill L. Freeman Anrian Couture Nathan Doughty E. E. Baker Willis Skelton Marshall Merryman Ceres Flora Pomona

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Phippsburg Fred S Curtis &Funeral Service Thomas R. Huston R. Bath Rev H. J. White Beacon Hill State House Boston Chevrolet O. M. McKown Ant Turner GI Richmond F.o.b Flint, Mich General Motors Patrick Te Chevrolet Motor CO Detroit, Mich William Prentice Portland Hospital Brown Norway Medicine Co Norway Edgecomb Grange United States Alan Brown Mrs. Hagan Mrs. Mitchell C. A. Harriman Atwood Atwood’s Medicine
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